Battalion Miotła

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Battalion Miotła was a Polish Home Army combat unit of Kedyw that became known for its sabotage and frontline actions during the Warsaw Uprising in World War II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Kedyw combat unit
Polish Home Army unit
World War II military unit
activeDuring Warsaw Uprising
allegiance Polish Underground State
commandStructure Kedyw of the Home Army
conflict Warsaw Uprising
World War II
country Poland
dissolutionCause defeat of Warsaw Uprising
engagedIn armed resistance against occupation
diversionary operations
urban warfare
hasLanguage Polish
hasType insurgent unit
resistance unit
historicalContext German occupation of Poland
ideology Polish resistance
location Warsaw
militaryBranch underground resistance
militaryRole infantry
sabotage
namedAfter miotła (Polish word for broom)
notableFor frontline combat actions
sabotage operations
operationalArea Warsaw
operationalStatus disbanded
opponent German occupation forces in Poland
Nazi Germany
partOf Armia Krajowa
Kedyw
Warsaw Uprising insurgent forces
linked to: Warsaw Uprising
startTime 1944
timePeriod World War II

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Kedyw notableUnit Battalion Miotła